A la Maison by Terri Conrad Jelly Roll Featuring fabrics from the a la Maison collection this Jelly Roll contains 40 strips each 2.5" x 44" which is enough make one 60" Quilt (with a bit spare for your other projects!) Please note some fabrics may be duplicated. ...

Originally compiled by William Falconer William Burney* Much sought-after reference work* First reprint of this book in twenty-five years * High quality reprint William Falconer first published his Marine Dictionary in 1769, & it obviously filled a need because it was not merely reprinted but was actively revised on numerous occasions in the last decades of the eighteenth century. Its alphabetical format provided not just succinct definitions of maritime terminology but detailed, & sometimes tabular data on many technical aspects of shipbuilding, fitting & armament, not to mention the Royal Navy's administrative & operational practices. Historians & modern enthusiasts for the age of sail have always been aware of the reference value of the work & by far the most desirable edition is the fourth, of 1815, as revised & greatly expanded by the naval historian & antiquarian William Burney. Because of the time it took for information to trickle down, earlier editions tend to be out of date when published, but Burney (who had good Admiralty contacts) contrived to get

Dimensions, tables & establishments actually used by the Navy of his day. This makes it a prime source for technical details during the classic age of Nelson.A couple of limited-run reprints were produced in the last century, but these are long out of print, &
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- original editions fetch astronomical prices. Therefore, anyone with a more than passing interest in the ships or navies of the great French wars will welcome the publication of this high quality reprint of the 1815 edition.WILLIAM FALCONER was a seaman turned hack writer & poet. William Burney was the author of several books on the naval history & biography of his time. He taught at the Gosport Naval Academy.



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This large twin-engine plane was built for the U.S. Air Force for troop support & anti-tank missions. Despite its extensive armour & armament the A-10 is highly maneouverable which is particularly important to overcome enemy anti-aircraft fire. The Thunderbolt (also called “ Warthog”) was practically built around its remarkable 30 mm gun GAU-8, which can perforate tank armour with its special high performance ammunition. The aircraft was widely used during the Gulf War, where it successfully destroyed a few hundred Iraqui vehicles with minimum losses despite the heavy enemy defense of conventional & missile fire power. Scale 1:4833.8cm ...

This big but very manoeuvrable twin-engine assault aircraft is specialized in anti-tank warfare, & has been in service with the U.S. Forces for about 20 years. It has thus been the backbone of the ground support units. The A-10 is well known for the exceptionally sturdy fuselage & its powerful 30mm gun, which has the power to destroy enemy tanks. These features were demonstrated during the Gulf War in 1991. The aircraft is also used for surveillance & scout tasks for other Air Force Units. Scale 1:4833.8cm ...

This fast twin-engine aircraft was built for the US Air Force in the early 1940s & was also widely used by other Allied air forces throughout the Second World War. Featuring good low-level handling performance & a tough outer shell, the A-20/ Boston flew constant anti-shipping sorties on the Pacific & Mediterranean fronts & was also used as a medium bomber over Germany. Scale 1:48 30.6cm ...

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